Nursery Rhymes start with 'G'

GEORGIE PORGIE

GEORGIE PORGIE,

PUDDING AND PIE,

KISSED THE GIRLS AND

MADE THEM CRY;

WHEN THE GIRLS CAME

OUT TO PLAY,

GEORGIE PORGIE RAN

AWAY.

GOOSEY GOOSEY GANDER

GOOSEY, GOOSEY GANDER,

WHITHER SHALL I

WANDER?

UPSTAIRS AND

DOWNSTAIRS,

AND IN MY LADY'S

CHAMBER.

THERE I MET AN OLD

MAN.

WHO WOULD NOT SAY HIS

PRAYERS;

I TOOK HIM BY THE LEFT

HAND,

AND SENT HIM DOWN

THE STAIRS.

GIRLS AND BOYS

GIRLS AND  BOYS COME

OUT TO PLAY,

THE MOON DOES SHINE

AS BRIGHT AS DAY;

LEAVE YOUR SUPPER

AND LEAVE YOUR SLEEP,

AND JOIN YOUR

PLAYFELLOWS IN THE

STREET.

COME WITH A WHOOP

AND COME WITH A CALL,

COME WITH A GOOD WILL

OR NOT AT ALL.

UP THE LADDER AND

DOWN THE WALL,

A PENNY LOAF WILL SERVE

US ALL.

THE GRAND OLD DUKE OF YORK

OH THE GRAND OLD DUKE OF YORK

HE HAD TEN THOUSAND MEN

HE MARCHED THEM UP TO THE TOP OF THE HILL

AND HE MARCHED THEM DOWN AGAIN

AND WHEN THEY WERE UP THEY WERE UP

AND WHEN THEY  WERE DOWN THEY WERE DOWN

AND WHEN THEY WERE ONLY HALFWAY UP

THEY WERE NEITHER UP NOR DOWN.